yup, just got my ups tracking working! im done stalking at&t and ups, i can now have a peace of mind. I want to see an official iPhone 3gS unboxing thread soon, thanks guys
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[Merged] The Official iPhone 3GS "I Have a Tracking Number" Thread!
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yup, just got my ups tracking working! im done stalking at&t and ups, i can now have a peace of mind. I want to see an official iPhone 3gS unboxing thread soon, thanks guys
nope..... just the arrival scan!
we're in the first class section.... the others are all in coach!
because a few posters (not me
) didn't do a darned thing all day at work (or once back home) except follow this stinkin' thread all day!
People who Pre-ordered from ATT for store delivery and you have a tracking number.. check UPS
NEXT DAY AIR... Friday is almost here
NEXT DAY AIR... Friday is almost here
yup, just got my ups tracking working! im done stalking at&t and ups, i can now have a peace of mind. I want to see an official iPhone 3gS unboxing thread soon, thanks guys
Lucky.
I hope I get my tracking number soon. I really hope I get my phone Friday/the weekend.
because a few posters (not me
Yep.
I'm laughing at you people who are saying that Apple is a tiny little company that UPS could give a damn about. You seem to forget that Apple is the customer in this scenario. When they gave UPS a massive amount of money to ship out their products, that money most likely came with a contract, and somewhere in that contract there is verbage about release dates.
There is precedence for this to. Books, games, movies, etc. It's not the first time and won't be the last time something sits in a shipper's warehouse for a few days before it goes to its intended destination. I guarantee it's something that FedEx, UPS, DHL etc. deal with constantly. And they are glad to oblige because little ol' insignificant Apple is a constant revenue stream that they'd rather not see go away.
There is precedence for this to. Books, games, movies, etc. It's not the first time and won't be the last time something sits in a shipper's warehouse for a few days before it goes to its intended destination. I guarantee it's something that FedEx, UPS, DHL etc. deal with constantly. And they are glad to oblige because little ol' insignificant Apple is a constant revenue stream that they'd rather not see go away.
People who Pre-ordered from ATT for store delivery and you have a tracking number.. check UPS
NEXT DAY AIR... Friday is almost here
[SARCASM]This was covered some pages ago.... Keep up wit the thread man.[/SARCASM]
One of the points on that link is: "Offers detailed tracking visibility for every package in the shipment".
When they load the shipment in China, each container has a bar code. They scan each box as it goes into the container so they know what's in there. The containers go into a plane that also has a code. When that plane lands in customs, they can apply an updated "scan" to each package on the plane with one "swipe" Each package in the shipment does get updated scans at each step of the journey.
People who Pre-ordered from ATT for store delivery and you have a tracking number.. check UPS
NEXT DAY AIR... Friday is almost here
I got the same notice, but what does it really mean? Are they on the move and have they entered the country, or just ready for shipment?
Yep. They will probably ship out later tonight. Here's to hoping that tomorrow morning, flightaware will show the plane en route to LAX.
In your case we don't know scan there has not been a scan of the airbill. You are at the first step. Your order could be filled from one of several sources.
Dave
im pretty sure it will be in at&t stores tommorow but wont release by friday
I think so. Arriving in store late in the day most likely. I mean, since when did you see a UPS truck doing deliveries prior to 7 A.M.? Even more, since when did you see an AT&T store open before 7 A. M.?
They don't scan boxes at all. They know what containers and therefore which packages are on the plane. When the plane lands, they "scan" the plane and apply that update to every package on the plane.
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